Might just be wise to start fresh with new tenants.

There are cases where other income from laundry, a C-store, a restaurant, or something like that deserves additional evaluation, so make sure not to punt before you understand additional income.

I have hampers for storing them until they can be washed when there is an extra day between guests.

have them take photos of their stuff, keep all of their documents stored in a ziplock bag and kept in a secure place, bring in or tie down exterior stuff, get rid of flammables, if you have problem areas that collect water, then def hit those areas with tarp and sandbags.

Get them to purchase a money order OR there are programs out there that partner with popular convenience stores where for a small fee they can bring a cash payment and their unique code, and that payment is sent to you as an eCheck.

Self Advertising: Business Cards, Social Media Posts, Mailing post card styled ad to renters/people looking to buy, and mailing hand written notes to past clients.Business Cards: Hand out after conversations, put out in local stores/restaurants (after receiving permission) and put in all flyers/ads/notes mailed.Social Media Posts: Put out helpful information and use colorful images/texts to get peoples attention.Mailing Post Card Style Ads: Will advertise that you're willing to help new clients.

I would evict the one without the lease and start fresh.

Apartments, shopping centers, retail stores, etc.

What I do know is, be very careful of moving data from the desktop version to the online version if you have data stored in the online version, you will wipe out everything.

The next foreclosure date is May 11th - so theoretically we would move all our things out of the house for 11 days, store all our furniture & belongings somewhere, and then move back in once we purchased the home at the foreclosure sale.